He is a writer fallen into oblivion

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Jul 8th, 2012, 10:44 pm

brentonng

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Re: He is a writer fallen into oblivion

thanks~~

could the sentence be written as?:

He is a writer having fallen into oblivion.

Practical English Usage says the structure HAVING DONE etc is not usually used, but my English teacher says it's fine. what do you think?

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